Networking Handbook
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Author Description
Definitive guide to networking How do you cope with all the technologies and products that must coexist on the same system? How do you internetwork powerful new ones? You'll find all the answers in Networking Handbook, Ed Taylor Æs A-Z guide that breaks networking down, topic by topic, into easily understood sections. You'll explore the benefits of different network types...network components...and network device operation and integration. Up-to-date coverage keeps you on top of ATM...Serial Line Data Link Protocols... Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet... ISDN...Frame Relay...High Speed Token Ring...XDSL Protocol and Technology...FDDI...Synchronous Data Link...Windows Networking...TCP/IP...SNA...Netware...and Voice over IP. Internetworking troubleshooting tools and case studies give you the edge you need to identify and solve problems on the job.
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THE THESIS
This handbook addresses the complexities of integrating diverse technologies and products within a single system and interconnecting them. It provides a comprehensive, topic-by-topic breakdown of networking concepts, making them easily understandable. The book explores the advantages of various network types, details essential network components, and explains the operation and integration of network devices.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Coverage of ATM, Serial Line Data Link Protocols, Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet
- Explanations of ISDN, Frame Relay, High Speed Token Ring, XDSL Protocol and Technology, FDDI, and Synchronous Data Link
- Sections on Windows Networking, TCP/IP, SNA, and Netware
- Discussion of Voice over IP integration
- Tools and case studies for internetworking troubleshooting
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The 'Networking Handbook' is presented as a definitive guide for professionals dealing with complex system integrations and internetworking challenges. Its structured, A-Z approach aims to demystify a wide array of networking technologies and protocols. The inclusion of troubleshooting tools and case studies suggests a practical focus, intended to equip readers with the skills needed to resolve real-world network issues.
Page Count:
896
Publication Date:
2000-01-18
Publisher:
Computing McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0071354514
ISBN-13:
9780071354516
Non-Fiction
Science & Technology
Technology
Computer Networking
Reference
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